And then yesterday the company tweeted from its Twitter Investor Relations account, "Tweet your questions to @TwitterIR during our Q4/FY13 earnings call, Wed 5 pm ET/2pm PT - use #TWTRearnings."

Twitter executives will be able to see and possibly answer questions that the public tweets, along with the questions they receive from investors and the press.

The micro-blogging site, which gained social networking fame for enabling users to send 140-character messages, went public last fall. And while Twitter had a much smoother IPO than rival Facebook did in 2012, Twitter's trading pattern has been up and down.

The New York Stock Exchange showed Twitter closing out its opening day of trading at $45.52 per share, well above its initial offering price of $26 a share. However, the company's stock has bounced between a low of $38.80 per share and a high of $74.73 a share since going public.